St Mark's: Sunday Services (audio)

We look at the opening verses from John's gospel at our Carols by Candlelight services, exploring the claim that God was made incarnate in Jesus..

The final in our Philippians sermon series deals with issues of frustration, peace and contentment.

We see Paul get really practical about what it looks like to stand firm in the Lord. 

What’s your life goal? In this next instalment in Philippians, Paul inspires the church towards the ultimate goal, and explains how to press on towards it

We consider how true Christian confidence comes from what Jesus has done, not from what we do.

Our guest speaker this week is Martyn Layzell from Holy Trinity Brompton. Martyn gives us an inspiring message from Philippians 2 about whole-life worship and 'learning to let go'.

Marcus Hart shares a message from Philippians 2 about how as the children of God we can shine like stars.

Charlie explains how the key to true unity in the church comes from humility

What will it look like for the Philippians (and for us) to lead lives worthy of the gospel of Christ? 

Paul continues our series in Philippians, focusing on the advance of the gospel

Do you know someone who gives cheerfully and generously? Wouldn’t you like to become like them?! Charlie shares 5 encouragements from 2 Corinthians 9 to help us become Cheerful Givers.

On our annual Pledge Sunday, Paul tells us about the Macedonian example of giving from 2 Corinthians 8:1-9.

Paul reloads our 2019/2020 annual vision, 'helping people come home to God'.

These parables tell us an uncomfortable truth about ourselves – we’re lost without God to rescue us. And a wonderful truth about God – he came to seek and save the lost. Through these stories Jesus shows us a God who is so focused and passionate and determined to do whatever it takes to rescue each person. He goes after ‘the one’. 

Paul encourages us to use all of our earthly resources in light of eternity.

We listen in on Jesus’ final parable and decided whether to accept or reject him.

There are only two ways to approach God, one of which doesn't work.

Richmond Wandera speaks about how as a child he came to faith in Jesus and his family's lives were changed through the ministry of Compassion International. Richmond is the senior pastor of New Life Baptist Church in Kampala, and the Founder and Director of Pastors Discipleship Network, a nonprofit that serves, equips and trains thousands of pastors across East Africa.

Nick Wooldridge speaks on 'The parable of the persistent widow'.

Ron's second talk from our Church Weekend Away.